Crime Rate

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About this measure

This measure shows the crime rate per 100,000 in population. The data comes from the Uniform Crime Report statistics. This information is reported to the FBI by law enforcement agencies throughout the US. The UCR Program collects statistics on violent crime (murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault) and property crime (burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft).
Why is this important?

The crime rate provides a measure of the safety of a community. The rate is also broken down between violent crime and property crime. The UCR data is not a complete picture of the safety of a community, but one indicator. Additionally, it reflects crime reports by police, not later adjudication.
Related Key Government Measures

This is a community indicator measure.  It is provided to show an understanding of the overall community health.  The County organization does not directly control the outcome of this measure, however, a number of programs and initiatives the County is undertaking can have an impact.  Related government measures include:

1) Recidivism Rate

2)  Average Days in Pre-Trial Detention

3) Comprehensive Reentry Program Employment Rate
Reporting Agency

Outside Agency
Additional Resources

Ohio Office of Criminal Justice Services Crime Statistics Report
Crime Rate - Comparative Analysis
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Crime Rate (2017 FBI Data)

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Bar chart shows the crime rate per 100,000 in population for comparative counties. Cuyahoga: 2,974 Allegheny: 5,274 Franklin: 3,703 Montgomery: 3,076 Hillsborough: 1,958 Hamilton: 3,670 Lucas: 4,109 Marion: 5,580 Summit: 3,084

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Chart type: column chart.
The chart has 1 X axis displaying categories.
The chart has 1 Y axis displaying values.

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Crime Rate (2017 FBI Data)Created with Highcharts 5.0.12Crime Rate (2017 FBI Data)Cuyahoga 2 974Cuyahoga 2 974Allegheny 5 274Allegheny 5 274Franklin 3 730Franklin 3 730Montgomery 3 076Montgomery 3 076Hillsborough 1 958Hillsborough 1 958Hamilton 3 670Hamilton 3 670Lucas 4 109Lucas 4 109Marion* 5 580Marion* 5 580Summit 3 084Summit 3 084Chart context menu2017
Crime Rate - Historical Performance
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Cuyahoga County Crime Rate (By Year)

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Bar chart shows the crime rate per 100,000 in population in Cuyahoga County by year and type of crime See Data Table for details

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Chart type: column chart.
The chart has 1 X axis displaying categories.
The chart has 1 Y axis displaying values.

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Cuyahoga County Crime Rate (By Year)Created with Highcharts 5.0.12Cuyahoga County Crime Rate (By Year)2,8882,8883,6733,6732,9742,9745015016956955725722,3872,3872,9782,9782,4022,402Total Crime RateViolent crime per capitaProperty crime per capitaChart context menu2015201620172018
Data Source

Cuyahoga County: ODPS Crime Statistics and Crime Reports

Comparative Analysis: FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program

*Marion County does not report data to the FBI.  Data reported is from Indianapolis for 2015.  Indianapolis is 92% of Marion County's population.
Measure Data
Period Status Violent crime per capita Property crime per capita Total Crime Rate
2016 Not Defined 695 2,978 3,673
2017 Not Defined 572 2,402 2,974
2018 Community Indicator
2019 Not Defined